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2. I Wonder Where Is He Now. - English Forward

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   If He Were There, Or If He Was There? "Delete Where Applicable"? I Wonder If There Is ... Or If It Is ...? He ___ (Lived/Has Lived) In London For Three... Where Am I Going? Vs. Where Am I Going To? ? I Wonder? Now I Have Understood Your Answer. VS. Now I... "I Used Not To" Or "I Used To Not"? The Case Where? How To Use Where? The Restaurant Had ...

3. Whoever Or Whomever? - English Forward

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   Hello---- has taken the TOEFL exam knows how difficult it is. Whomever Whoever I think Whoever is fine here, but what makes Whomever wrong?

4. Hi! I'm Wondering How I? - English Forward

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   Hi! I'm wondering how I should write the following sentence: 'It is a topic THAT I consider very promising for future research.'

5. Stative Verbs? - English Forward

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   Can all verbs be used as stative verbs, for example : 1. Why do you ask? 2. Why do you laugh at my remarks ? 3. Why do you say that I am not old enough yet.

6. Is There Any Differences Between Two? - English Forward

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   Hasibul Alamif it would cold if it were cold. We don't use "will" or "would" in an if-clause.There are very few exceptions to this rule.

7. Could You Correct The Sentence, Please? - English Forward

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   I have highlighted and noted the errors. If you have more questions, please reply. Head of the UK Foreign Office Boris Johnson's visit to Moscow which would have been the first for the last five year s, (where is the matching comma?) was cancelled.

8. Where Corn Should Have Been? - English Forward

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   Hi, Following is from "A Tale of Two Cities" by Dickens. The underlined "where corn should have been", does this mean "where there now is rye, but there must have been corn before" i.e.

9. Accent Understanding? - English Forward

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   Do you think this sentence works? No, I agree with your concerns. I'd say. eg Chris finds understanding that specific British accent difficult because people speak quite quickly.

10. Alarming Etiquette On Facebook In Viet Nam? - English Forward

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    +Last year, there was a rumor of an illicit affair, then this blossoming talent actress involved was attacked by netizens, her sensitive photos were redistributed, and received unkind and disparaging comments. Just a couple of hours, the young girl's reputation was critically damaged by the waves of indignation.

11. Grammar Help Please? - English Forward

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    This may be closer to what you were attempting with "confused you as". John Aki I am confusing you with my high school classmate, due to the fact that you both look alike. John Aki It is (a) confusion between you and him to me, due to you both look alike to me.